We are one of the largest student recruiters in the nation.
85% of our sales reps are students.
Why Students?
We are one of the largest student recruiters in the country, and with good reason:
- Our schedules are flexible
- Sales experience helps in any field of study
- Getting paid weekly is awesome when you're on a college budget
Flexible Schedules
Since our sales reps are independent contractors, your work schedule is entirely up to you. Whether you want to schedule five appointments in one day or just a couple in one week - it's your choice.
Many of our sales reps work part-time during the school year and full-time during the summer or winter break, but whenever you're able to work, we'll provide you with the training and support you need to successfully sell CUTCO®.
Not a student? No worries! Some of our reps are just looking for an opportunity to make up for a lack of hours at another job.
Professional Training
New sales representatives participate in a twoor three-day training session at their local office. While training is unpaid, most participants consider it to be a worthwhile experience and a productive use of their time. Basically, it'll teach you how to sell CUTCO®. Our experienced managers will show you things like business strategies, demonstration techniques, and what you can look forward to as a CUTCO sales rep.
Don't worry about prior experience - whether you're a sales pro or you're just starting your first job, we'll teach you everything you need to know!
We value learning. One of the ways we encourage our reps to build upon their CUTCO skills is to make the most of our year-round training resources. You'll have an opportunity to participate in team meetings, attend regional conferences, and regularly meet with your local manager.
All-American Scholarships
Every year, we give away a total of $40,000 to full-time undergraduate students who excel at selling CUTCO®. In the fall and spring, the top 25 students qualify, and during the summer it's awarded to the top 50.
Don't worry, no essay is required. But, it takes a ton of hard work and persistence to earn this.
Choose a Year:
Winners from Summer Campaign, 2019
Rank | Name | University |
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1 | Kyle Lopes | Columbia University in the City of NY |
2 | Stewart Sykes | University of Washington |
3 | Rob Farruggio | Sacred Heart University |
4 | Sam Polisner | Tulane University |
5 | Amy Raad | University of Florida |
6 | Maria Kleck | California University of Pennsylvania |
7 | Jacob Smith | Colorado College |
8 | Jake Selbst | Ithaca College |
9 | Conrad Small | Southern Methodist University |
10 | Dom Burgio | Naugatuck Valley Community College |
11 | Isaiah Coles | Oregon State University |
12 | Cole Gonzales | California Polytechnic State University |
13 | Marlee Lewin | Northeastern University |
14 | Michael Oliverio | West Virginia University |
15 | Ben Lee | Chapman University |
16 | Adam Fortner | Vanderbilt University |
17 | Kate Tuetken | Arizona State University |
18 | Bryce Smith | Lake Michigan College |
19 | Aaron Powell | University of Pennsylvania |
20 | Clark Wood | Auburn University Main Campus |
21 | Nick Fieseler | Dixie State University |
22 | Andrew Colossi | James Madison University |
23 | Samantha Strange | Virginia Tech |
24 | Nate Anderson | Grand Valley State University |
25 | Justin Lorry | University of Florida |
26 | Christian Mancheno | University of Pittsburgh |
27 | Stefan Buba | Indiana University Bloomington |
28 | Logan Bry | Michigan State University |
29 | Phillip Howell | Louisiana State University and A&M College |
30 | Shelby North | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
31 | Zack Jose | Northern Virginia Community College |
32 | Kennedy Kelly | Kean University |
33 | Alexis Cariddi | University of Connecticut |
34 | Connor Thomas | Illinois State University |
35 | Marquise Soto | Hofstra University |
36 | Caleb Waugh | Indiana University East |
37 | Matt Maute | Hobart & William Smith Colleges |
38 | Zane Wall | Wayland Baptist University |
39 | Miranda McAlister | Clemson University |
40 | Sami Mahmoud | Ringling College of Art and Design |
41 | Jacob Chung | George Mason University |
42 | Keyshawn Wyatt | Southwestern College - Wichita East |
43 | Macy Via | Texas Tech University |
44 | Jack Thornton | Indiana University Bloomington |
45 | Brandon Walthall | Texas A & M University |
46 | Cristina Okoniewski | Texas A & M University |
47 | Jessi Oyama | Gonzaga University |
48 | Sam Milner | Miami University |
49 | Daviel Ramos | Suny Orange County Community College |
50 | Elliott Bennett | Boston College |